Miller Sanford The economy and the poor state of public services remain priorities, but that doesn’t mean other issues should be ignored. A Quebec constitution would enshrine the rights of English-speakers to services in their language and to manage their own institutions, says Quebec Liberal Party policy committee chair André Pratte.Photo by Jacques Boissinot /The Canadian Press … Read more
There is a scene in “Dag,” an NBC comedy scheduled to premiere in the fall, that finds Delta Burke, as First Lady Judith Whitman, alone at an elegantly laid-out table, waiting to meet with her husband. The dining room is empty except for a handful of secret agents. As the minutes tick by, it becomes … Read more
A tattoo of scissors follows a seam along Olivia Jackson’s upper arm, below which the stunt performer’s arm is amputated. It is one way the former South African model brings levity to her life as she battles chronic pain that some days could only be met with tears and drug-induced sleep. Four years ago, the … Read more
LAPD Officer Charles Kumlander searches a woman’s purse after spotting a gun on the floor of a car he and his partner had pulled over in South Los Angeles. (Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times) Los Angeles police officers search blacks and Latinos far more often than whites during traffic stops, even though whites are … Read more
Kaley Cuoco says enough is enough when it comes to mom-shaming. “The Big Bang Theory” star, who has 18-month-old daughter Matilda with her fiancé Tom Pelphrey, has dealt with her fair share of critics when it comes to her parenting style. Cuoco told E! News, “It’s just this business, it’s this life. It is what it is. … Read more
A Texas mother was “clinically dead” for 45 minutes after successfully delivering triplets during a planned C-section following a “catastrophic” medical occurrence that usually’s “about 80%, 85% fatal.” Marisa Christie, 30, and her husband, Dylan, were excited but nervous when doctors told them during her first ultrasound for her second pregnancy that she appeared to … Read more
Denzel Washington and John Finn in “Glory” (1989). Denzel Washington revealed in a newly-unearthed interview that his infamous “flogging scene” in “Glory” left the actor who was charged with whipping him reluctant to perform the task. Washington, 69, spoke about the scene in a 1999 interview with “60 Minutes.” Audio of the interview was included … Read more
If there was a spot on Dave Roberts’ uniform that wasn’t soaked in dirt or sweat Saturday afternoon, it was difficult to find. Roberts made a sliding catch on the warning track of Doug Glanville’s drive to left-center field in the first inning, he dived head-first into second on a stolen base in the fifth … Read more
Clippers guard James Harden shoots over Golden State Warriors forward Kyle Anderson during the first half of the Clippers’ 102-99 win at the Intuit Dome on Monday night. (Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times) The top two sharpshooters in NBA history squared off Monday night — Clippers three-point king James Harden and Golden State long-distance … Read more
Slowly, steadily, deliberately, the blueprint is rising off the page, shifting from Leon Rose’s imagination to the court at Madison Square Garden. Slowly, steadily, deliberately, the Knicks seem to be enjoying themselves very much, enjoying each other, enjoying the passing of the basketball, embracing the grind. “We’re starting to get comfortable with each other and … Read more
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